What do roses stand for?

The significance of the number of roses: 65,438+0: You are the only one for me, 2: There are only two of us in my eyes, 3: I love you, 4: Make a vow of eternal love, 5: No regrets, 6: All goes well, 7: Endless blessings, 8: Make up, 9: Have it forever, 65,438+00. 13 flower: unrequited love, 14 flower: good get together and good part, 16 flower: romantic love, 17 flower: this love will never die, 19 flower: favorite, 20 flower: youthful beauty, 22 flower: success.

30 flowers: please accept my love, 33 flowers: I love you for three generations, 36 flowers: my love is only for you, 44 flowers: till death do us part, 48 flowers: love, 50 flowers: this is love without regrets, 5 1 flower: I only have you in my heart, 56 flowers: my love, 66 flowers. 10 1: persistent love, 108: marry me, 1 1: love you all your life, 123: love freedom, 144: love you.

In western literature, European roses Rosa gallica and Rosa ×alba have long symbolized beauty and love. The ancient Greeks and Romans used roses to symbolize their love gods Aphrodite and Venus. Roses are masterpieces created by Zeus in Greek mythology, which are used to show off their abilities to the gods.

Rose is the national flower of Britain; Flower language: love, love and beauty, radiant, brave and noble.